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John Peck
Splash Landing
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Location: Columbus, Ohio USA
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I love how the Comet is butt-up against trees so you feel like your flying through a forest. The Rollo Coaster at Idlewild is another great night woodie.
Waldameer really is a great park, I think the one true ride they are missing is some sort of Flying Swing... and maybe even a New Flying scooter.
Did anybody ride the train? That thing goes for miles. |
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Gunkey Monkey
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Location: Cleveland, Ohio
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I rode it for the first time yesterday. I believe it's a CP Huntington from Chance. The cars are a little on the small side but have enough leg room. It is lengthy but it give you a good view of the water park and Ravine Flyer. Nice tunnel at the end.
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John Peck
Splash Landing
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^Yeah, that tunnel was a treat! Im pretty sure it was a Chance train.. it sounded like a gasoline tractor.. must be!
Waldameer like to purchase Chance rides and a lot of "Domestic" rides. But they have a few imports in there. Michigans Adventure used to have all American rides, but then they started buying up some of the Zamperlas and now they have a great big Vekoma. |
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